Details
Welcome to 8 Hours of Christmas Elimination Race! Every participant has 70 mins to complete a 3.85 mile loop (950 feet of gain). If you don't complete the loop and back into the starting area within the 70min period you're eliminated from the race. This will go on for 8 loops and on the last 3.85 mile loop the fastest lap wins the race! BUT wait.. there's more! After each successful loop each runner will be awarded a prize. After the 1st loop completed everyone earns a Christmas ornament, after the 2nd loop everyone will earn a water bottle... etc until hour 8 and the awards for each loop will get better as you progress through the day.
Revolution Running Membership
Everyone who registers for this race will become a RR member for 2027. You will receive a pair of Revolution Running sweat pants at packet pickup and 20% all RR races on 2027! A 20% off discount code will be sent out with your email confirmation for this race for you to use for all races in 2027.
Refund Policy
All runners can receive 100% refund until 3 months before the race date. After that there will be no refund.
Event's current local time: 5:13 AM ET
Race Info
Just the facts:-135 miles in ten loops of a 13.5 mile double track trail course with 20,000 total feet of vertical. -48 hour cutoff. -One awesome, over the top, hot food, full aid station per loop at the start/finish and another water stop you hit twice at mile 6 and 8.5. -No outside help allowed. None at all. No crew. No pacers. Period. -No non-runners on course or in aid station or personal staging area. -Randomly assigned personal 8'x8' staging area on grass at the start/finish which only you can access. Load it up it before the start, then no returning to the car for more of anything.-Non runners may cheer from the designated and marked off areas only. -8:00 am Friday start. Last Friday of October. -Requirement of at least one 100 mile finish or Active Duty Military.-Beautiful 2 inch challenge coin for everyone who dares show up and toe the line. -One big, beautiful buckle for all finishers. -Trophy for first male and female. More deets and some philosophizing:Lone Wolf is 135 miles of trail, ran alone. No pacers. No crew. No hugs and kisses or goodies from your people until you cross that finish line or dnf. This buckle is yours and yours alone. It will be an internal, lonely battle. For an additional air of loneliness, we will limit registration to 25 runners for 2026. No conga lines on this one. Ironically, you will likely make lifelong friends as you will share hardship with, suffer with, and bond to each other instead of your crew. Not your grandma's hundo. If anyone not officially associated with the race (official volunteers and bibbed runners), touches you or your gear or hands you anything, your race is done. Only official aid is allowed. If you're crewed you're screwed. There is no consistent sharing of food or gear with other runners, a cookie or twinkie here and there is fine. Of course you can run with other runners, but if it becomes apparent that one runner is leaning hard on another runner loop after loop, muling, being muled, or signed up as a "bibbed pacer" then we reserve the right to break up the pack. If you're running on trail and another runner needs real help then please help by all means. Otherwise this is a self-supported 135 miler. Don't attempt it if your strategy and intentions are something other than being a lone wolf. There will be one fantastic aid station at the start/finish of every loop of the 13.5 mile course (like a lonely gas station on a self supported FKT attempt with drinks, great pizza, and biscuits). And a water stop at mile 6 and 8.5 of the loop. If you run low on batteries or are short on something basic, the gas station will be able to help with that. And yes, it's a loop, ten of them, this format would be pretty near impossible otherwise. But it's a beautiful loop with plenty of interest and fall colors that will change on their own with every pass. The trail never crosses itself, there are no intersections or any repeats at all on the loop. It is all well marked ATV passable trail, centered on a lake on private property designed and built for running. If you do get in a serious pickle, call and we can have help to you in minutes. (carrying a phone is suggested but not required, but in the spirit of the race, please don't call or facetime anyone outside the race during the race unless absolutely necessary, and please keep any music in the headphones and not for other lonely sojourners to hear)
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On that note, there is no required gear. You've done a hundo before, and signed the waiver, you know what you need. You could do a loop with just a water bottle and some granola, and on the next loop grab your pack with a headlamp and a jacket. No one cares, as long as you do it on your own. Old school. The course has over 2,000' of vertical per loop for a total of more than 20,000' of climbing. Poles are allowed. The climbs will challenge you more than you'd think for being in middle Georgia. It surprises every first timer on this trail system. These factors and the distance alone necessitate the requirement of any 100 mile finish before registration. This is not an event for buckle virgins. But we'll probably allow a couple virgin sacrifices Barkley style just for kicks. The race begins at 8:00 am Friday morning Oct 30th, with a 48 hour cutoff. That's a 21 minute mile. Walkable, sort of. With aid and potty stops you'll have to do some running. The vertical alone will slow you enough to require some running on the flats and downs. If you at least keep moving and don't park at the gas station you'll finish just fine. The slowest mile matters more than the fastest. For 2026, the second night will be the end of daylight savings which means the race will end at 7:00am, not 8:00. So the second night, after 2:00am, watch your race time, not the actual time. You'll find some Halloween treats at the aid station and along the way to help keep the log goblins away. You will have a personal 8x8 space, randomly assigned and labeled by bib# in a blocked off section near parking and the start/finish/main aid which no one but runners and official volunteers may enter. Perfect for a couple of coolers, a small tent, some packs, and a camp chair or whatever you want. If you have any gear bleeding into a neighbor's lot, even if they're cool with it, we'll ask you to contain it. Fences make good neighbors. If the weather turns severely sideways the cabin will serve as a refugio. Friends and family are encouraged to drop you off, stay and cheer from a distance, and drive your stinky, tired, accomplished self home afterwards, but may not be in the aid station/personal assigned area or anywhere on course. Nor may runners leave the course/aid station as we can only assume they are gettin' some lovin'. Runners are welcome to camp the night before and stay as long as they need to on Sunday until you are safe to drive again. Cars and tailgates may not be leveraged as aid stations during the race. Your peeps may cheer and scream and cry for you from behind the designated areas marked off on the large lawns and parking lot, but MAY NOT touch you or your gear. You run what ya brung. What is in your spot at 8:00am is it. Other than the official aid station. Any violation of which will be a DQ for the runner. With that said, you could theoretically run the entire race on the calories and hydration provided at the aid station. So bring what you want, but we'll make sure no one is hungry. The playing field has been leveled. No runner will be sitting alone shivering, eating cold, burnt quesadillas and drinking watery broth, while another is getting a leg massage, a full service pack restock, a nappy in the camper, and a hot meal from their honey. Equal joy and suffering on this one. Elite advantages are nullified. This race is about your personal training, race prep, race execution, and grit. Not about the effectiveness of your crew. 48 hours is merciful, generous, and very achievable, but it will be enforced as most races are. Finishers will receive one of the biggest and most beautiful buckles in ultrarunning. Every ounce of it yours and yours alone.
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And how sweet will be the finish. The reunion with your people. When you ran the path alone, endured the task, and are then reunited. Some accomplishments are team efforts. But others are just you. In the end, like it or not, most of our battles are fought on the inside. All alone. Here's to building more confidence and strength in those lone wolf battles.This is not an assault on teamwork. But an elevation of it. Teams are made of individuals. And independent, self sufficient, and strengthened individuals built better teams. Stronger wolves make stronger packs. This IS a return to the fundamentals of trail running. When we grabbed some bologna sandwiches, filled some of dad's old canteens with the hose, and ran off alone or with a couple of friends, disappearing into the woods for a day or three. Our beloved sport, nay, our way of life, was born and thrives in natural minimalism and suffocates in overcomplication. This race is for the love of running to our limit and back without handrails, for the joy of finding freedom in solitude, and for the pure satisfaction of conquering ourselves through endurance. Simple. Gritty. Grassroots. All you. Lone Wolf 135Why 135? Because the half marathon course came out a little long and kinda pretty so why not hit it 10 times. And if you have an eye on that 135 mile hot as hellfire race up Whitney, or any other ultrahundo, then it's probably a good idea to wrap your brain around 135 miles in an accessible race. (And they recently dropped their cutoff from 48 to 45 hours, we'll keep the 48 cause we're kind like that.) If you usually run sans crew then this will be a routine, slightly longer weekend in the woods. If you've never not had a crew then this will be an interesting, self-validating and hopefully a liberating experience. And if you can do this alone, you can do any other race with a crew. And for the most part, races longer than 135 are stage races. Which implies crew. This may be nearing the apex of what you can do in a race weekend as a lone wolf. It also means some run junkie can fly in alone, pick up a cooler and some goodies at walmart, and run the race on an equal footing with the dude in chartreuse shorts, the entourage, crew tackle boxes, and camper van. Badwater 135 vert: 14,600' (crazy hot, 45 hour cutoff) Arrowhead 135 vert 6,467'(crazy cold, 60 hour cutoff)Denali 135 vert: 8,724' (crazy beautiful, 48 hour cutoff)Habanero 135 vert 5,600' (TX in August, 48 hour cutoff) Lone Wolf 135 vert: 20,360' (just right, 48 hour cutoff)Several 100 milers have 30,000 plus feet of vertical. (Cruel Jewel, Hard Rock, UTMB) Doing 135 miles with 20k vert may be harder. Jury is out. After doing a 100 miler with 20,000' of vert, would you rather have had another 10,000' of vert sprinkled throughout that hundo, or do another 35 miles. One way to find out. Might as well find out as a lone wolf. Pro Tip: Have your bae sign up for an 8 hour shift or two at the gas station. They'll have to help everyone equally, but you get all the kisses.
Event's current local time: 4:57 AM ET
The Sparrow
There's a Latin phrase that goes, "dum spiro, sparo." It means roughly, "While I breathe, I hope." Sometimes life throws everything at you. Sometimes it's hard to hope. Hope can be one of the hardest human emotions to feel. In a looped race, just as in life, it can be easy to feel like you're not moving forward. You're in the same place, so what's the point? But you are moving forward. You are adding miles; you are adding strength. You are persevering. To quote @CrowsFault: "People speak of hope as if it is this delicate, ephemeral thing made of whispers and spider's webs. It's not. Hope has dirt on her face, blood on her knuckles, the grit of the cobblestones in her hair, and just spat out a tooth as she rises for another go."It is my wish that you would find your triumphant, hopeful self on this course.
2026 Changes
We've moved locations to Griffin GA to have a more scenic and beautiful trail around a lake. The start times are staggered so we can have everyone finish their races at the same time; 3 hour starts at 11am and the 6 hour starts at 8am.
Course
The course is an approximately 2 mile loop of smooth single track trail and most of the course is easy and rolling. There will be a central aid station with typical ultra food. We will do our best to have options for all dietary preferences. Feel free to bring your own fuel/hydration too and set up a tent!
SWAG
All registrants will receive a Sparrow t-shirt and the deadline to be guaranteed a t-shirt is January 20. Any runner who makes it over 50K in 6 hours and 25K in 3 hours will receive a raffle ticket for prizes from our sponsors.
Mental Health
For runners seeking holistic wellness, mental health is just as crucial as physical fitness. As an ultrarunning counselor passionate about empowering others to live balanced, authentic lives, your co-RD Emily specializes in helping people of all ages overcome obstacles like perfectionism, people-pleasing, eating disorders, body image concerns, and burnout.If you're feeling overwhelmed, unsupported, or stuck, you can schedule a session with Emily at the link below. Let's work together to rewrite the narratives holding you back from living life full and connected. https://attentocounseling.com/emily-labutta-apc/
Refund Policy
All runners can receive 100% refund until 3 months before the race date. After that there will be no refund.
Event's current local time: 5:19 AM ET
Angel Dash - Locust Grove, GA
October 17, 2026
Timed 5K & 1 Mile Memorial Walk for babies gone too soon
benefiting the mission of Rachel's Gift
RELIF a nonprofit organization, in collaboration with the Next Step Counseling, LLC is proud to announce its 4th annual First Responders 5k run/walk. A fun-filled event for the entire family, celebrating the mental health and wellness of first responders. Held consecutively with National Law Enforcement Suicide Awareness Day, this signature event promotes a trifecta of mental health, physical wellness and community policing.
Guests can expect live entertainment, a mental health fair, and expert fitness warm up. Event proceeds support training and counseling for first responders and their families.
Our event is rain or shine, and will only transition to virtual option if concerns of unsafe conditions arise. This event is non-refundable as all proceeds are given to an important cause. Race day registration is offered via cashless payment options only.
RACE FAQ
All participants receive a Relif Swag bag.
Participants will engage in a group warm up/ stretch before the start of the race. There will be space to stretch after the completion of the race.
Walkers are encouraged to walk to the right, allowing runners to pass on the left.
Timed bibs are available to those who wish to have their run timed.
USATF Certified 5K/ Peachtree Road Race Qualifier.
To obtain a team discount, you must have three individuals at the time of registration. Discount is applied at checkout.
RACE DAY SCHEDULE:
7:15 a.m. | Race # Pickup– Registration table
8:15 a.m. | Race # Pickup Closes
8:15 am I Warm up begins
8:30 a.m. | Race participants gather at the start line
8:35 a.m. | Official Race Start
10:00 a.m. | Finish of Race
10:15 a.m. | Pick up race packs/ visit community partners
11:45 a.m. | Wrap up
RACE RULES:
upon check-in when accompanied by a registered adult with a proper government-issued photo ID.
RACE bibs may not be sold, given away or used by any person other than the registered individual.
All RACE participants must always stay on the officially designated 5K course, unless detoured by law enforcement or volunteers.
No guns or weapons of any kind (including but not limited to knives, mace, pepper spray, stun guns, etc.) are allowed on the property.
Outside water, water bottles, camelbacks, etc. are allowed. Water will be provided to RACE participants.
No pets are permitted except for officially designated service animals as required by an ADA participant.
All participants acknowledge that items left in any location on the school property are left at the participant’s own risk.
Relif & Locus Grove Police reserves the right to exclude or remove any participant from the RACE for failure to comply with any portion of the RACE rules.
Community partners and vendors will be onsite.
TRANSPORTATION & PARKING:
There is public parking at the RACE site.
Transportation is not provided to attend this RACE.
VIRTUAL RACE:
For those unable to participate in person, the virtual option allows you to run or walk anytime and anywhere, even indoors on a treadmill, at your own convenience.
Complete the 5K on your own time and at your preferred location.
You can submit your virtual race results and photos via the race registration website.
NOTE: Staff will not be available via phone or e-mail on the morning of the RACE to answer questions. Please resolve any issues or questions you have before race day.
ONLINE REGISTRATION CLOSES WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 31, 2027 at 11:59PM EST.
TEE SHIRT DEADLINE IS WEDNESDAY,MARCH 24 at 11:59PM EST.
26-27 SOUTHEASTERN ENDURANCE SERIES
Flow(villa) 6/3 is the sixth race of our the season, which runs from fall to spring!
Please check our website for details on all of our races including race day schedule, course info, categories, series points, FAQs and endurance rules and regs.
RACE PLATES
All participants will get a new race plate to use for the entire series at the first race they attend. Please do not discard it after the race as you will use it at any other races you sign up for in the same race length. Lost or discarded race plates can be replaced for $10.
RACE AGE
*RACE AGE IS CALCULATED BY YOUR AGE ON 12/31/2027.
Please check our website for details on all of our races including race day schedule, categories, volunteering, series points and FAQs.
Huff N' Puff Race Info Revolution Running is excited to start 2027 off right with the Huff N Puff Marathon, 1/2 Marathon & 5K trail race! This race has something for everyone who wishes to get off the road and enjoy the woods. The marathon and 1/2 course are made of mostly single track trails, rolling hills, roots, rocks, and a few technical sections. Enjoy the morning twisting along the trails, running beside creeks, and maybe even spot a few deer or family of raccoons! There will be post race beverages after the race so feel free and hang out a while once you're done! The half marathon has 1 aid station that you pass by at mile 4 and 9.5 and the marathon has 2 separate aid stations that's passed by at mile 4, 9.5, 13.1, 17, & 23. This is a challenging trail race that take most runners over 2 hours to complete the half and over 4 for the full marathon. All marathon and half runners are required to carry a hand held or pack for hydration. This is a cupless race. ***Time Limit for the
Marathon is 9 hours** Post Race All runners will receive a unique awesome medal. We'll have warm food for everyone after the race too. Swag All runners receive a t-shirt and in addition ALL marathon, half marathon and 5k finishers will receive a beautiful medal. 1st place overall male/female awards for all distances will be awarded. There will be no age group awards for any distance. To be guaranteed a shirt you must register by January 1st. Dauset Trails Proceeds of this race will benefit Dauset Trails! Check out their website here - http://www.dausettrails.com/ Course Maps-1/2 & MARATHON COURSE FOR 2026 Marathon & 1/2 Marathon are the same course- Marathon does it twice Check out this route on Strava: https://strava.app.link/2TYIQoSKSPb — Huff N Puff 25 5K: https://strava.app.link/96NXv3BeDNb — Huff N Puff 5KThe new marathon course will have crew access at the halfway point and all marathoners can leave a drop bag. Refund Policy All runners can receive 100% refund until 3 months before
the race date. After that there will be no refund. Event's current local time: 5:17 AM ET
5th Annual HCCA 5K & Fun Run
Honor Those Who Serve, Return to The Lord
"Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord." — Psalm 33:12
Friday, September 25, 2026
Harps Crossing Christian Academy
1577 Highway 85
Fayetteville, GA 30215
Join Us for an Evening of Family Fun, Fitness & Patriotism!
Celebrate the 5th Annual HCCA 5K & Fun Run as we honor our veterans, active military, and celebrate America's 250th Anniversary.
Whether you're an experienced runner, a first-time participant, or simply looking for a fun evening with family and friends, this event is for you!
Bring your family, invite your neighbors, and enjoy an unforgettable evening filled with community, patriotism, and fun.
Your Registration Includes
✔ Official 2026 Race T-Shirt
✔ Finisher Medal
✔ Race Bib
✔ Race Bag filled with sponsor goodies
✔ Post-race refreshments
✔ Awards Ceremony
Special Recognition
We are honored to recognize the men and women who have faithfully served our country.
All active and retired military registrations is free, use code USA250 at checkout!
The evening will include:
• Veteran Recognition Ceremony
• Presentation of Colors by Fayette County ROTC
• National Anthem performed by the Harps Crossing Christian Academy Chorus and special guests
Event Schedule
4:00 PM
Registration & Check-In Opens
Food Trucks Open
Sponsor & Community Booths Open
5:15 PM
Group Warm-Up
5:20 PM
Presentation of Colors
5:25 PM
National Anthem
5:30 PM
Veteran & Active Military Recognition
5:45 PM
Fun Run Begins
5:55 PM
5K Runner Line-Up
6:00 PM
5K Race Begins
6:45–7:30 PM
Awards Ceremony
8:00 PM
Event Concludes
Food Trucks
Come hungry!
A variety of local food trucks will be on-site from 4:00 PM until 8:00 PM, offering delicious food and treats for the entire family.
Even if you're not participating in the race, we invite you to join us for dinner, fellowship, and community fun.
Awards
Awards will be presented following the race.
(Age groups and award categories will be announced soon.)
Parking
Free parking is available on the Harps Crossing Christian Academy campus.
Please arrive early to allow time for parking and check-in.
About Harps Crossing Christian Academy
Harps Crossing Christian Academy is committed to developing students spiritually, academically, and physically while building a Christ-centered community that honors God.
Thank you for supporting HCCA through this exciting community event.
We Can't Wait to See You!
Whether you're running the 5K, participating in the Fun Run, cheering on a loved one, honoring our veterans, or simply enjoying the festivities, there's something for everyone.
Let's come together as a community to celebrate faith, freedom, family, and those who have faithfully served our nation.
Register today and be part of one of Fayette County's favorite fall traditions!
Race Director
Denise Tressler
HCCA 5K Director
404-975-8722
Race Details Welcome to the 5th running of the Bootlegger 100 mile trail race presented by Revolution Running! This race consists of beautiful gently rolling single track and has been designed with the first timer or PR seeker in mind. The course consists of a 12.5-mile loop with 2 well stocked aid stations and easy crew access to make this a one of a kind race experience! If you know anything about Rev Run events, you know the swag is going to be top notch! All runners will receive an awesome shirt and BOCO backpack and all 100 mile finishers will earn a buckle. This race benefits Dauset Trails Nature Center & Indian Springs State Park. We are truly thankful to be able to host races here and showcase their amazing trails. More race info can be found at www.bootlegger100.com Western States Qualifier We're proud and excited to announce that we are a Western States Qualifying Race for 2027 and also proud sponsors for the 26, 27, and 28 WSER! We have an entry that we are going to give out
after the finish of the Bootlegger 100. Anyone who finishes the 2027 Bootlegger 100 will be in the raffle for the entry into the 2028 Western States. We will hold the raffle at the conclusion of the 2027 race and you must have completed the race and be present to win! You must register before October 1st 2026 to be in the finisher raffle for the WSER entry* Qualifications Everyone who registers must have completed any 50K official race (or completed at least 50 miles on the Bootlegger course) before signing up for this event. Although this is beginner friendly, it is not designed for a couch to 100. Refunds You will receive a 100% refund or deferral until 3 months before the race and there are no refunds or deferrals after that point. 50 mile & 12.5 mile races The 50 mile race will start on Saturday at 7:30am and the 12.5 mile race will start at 7:30am on Sunday. There is no hard cut off for the 50 mile race and runners have until the end of the 100 mile race to finish. All registered
participants will receive a t-shirt, a unique bag, and medal after completing the race. We are capping each of these two races at 50 runners to avoid trail and parking congestion. 400 Mile Jacket Anyone who completes 400 miles in any of the race distances will get a nice embroidered jacket with their name on it, 12.5 Mile Course The 12.5 mile loop that all 100 milers must complete it 8 times. There is roughly 9000 feet of gain (little over 1K each loop). There's 2 aid stations and all will be fully stocked and ready to take care of all runners to help everyone accomplish their goal. Normal aid station snacks and drinks plus hot food in the evening. We will make sure you are fueled to complete the race and accomplish your goals! Map Download GPX FileGarmin users: Import into Garmin Connect → Courses → SyncApple Watch users: Upload to WorkOutDoors, Komoot, or StravaCOROS/Suunto users: Import the GPX route in your app and sync to deviceMap for Bootlegger 100 map - visorando.com Event's current
local time: 5:25 AM ET
The 2026 Peachtree City Classic is officially live and now accepting registrations for both our 5K and 15K events! Both courses are USATF-certified, with the 5K serving as a Peachtree Road Race Qualifier and the 15K proudly designated as an RRCA State Championship Event.
This year marks our 46th anniversary. Since its inception in 1981, the Peachtree City Classic has been a beloved tradition and cornerstone event in Peachtree City, Georgia, bringing runners together for decades of competition, community, and celebration.
Our courses truly showcase the best of Peachtree City. Runners will enjoy miles of scenic, paved golf cart paths that wind past lakes, through charming tunnels, over bridges, and alongside the city’s beautiful greenbelt areas. It’s no surprise Georgia Athlete Magazine named it the Best Course. With nearly 80% of participants returning year after year, the Peachtree City Classic delivers an unforgettable race experience you won’t want to miss.
More than a race…
It’s a celebration of you, your strength, and your sparkle!
From coast to coast, tiara to tiara, the Diva’s® Half Marathon & 5K Series is empowering women to shine, stride by stride! With glam on the course, feather boas, sparkling tiaras, and thousands of fierce, fabulous runners, this isn’t just a race — it’s a celebration of strength, sisterhood, and self-love. Whether you’re chasing a personal best or just soaking up the sparkle, grab your girls and join the movement. You’ve got this, Diva!
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What You Get
Strut your stuff in a fabulous pink tutu, paired with your choice of a race shirt or tank. As you race, grab a tiara and boa along the course to complete your glamorous look. Cross the finish line and earn your well-deserved finisher medal, celebrating your strength and style. It’s the ultimate blend of fun, fitness, and fabulousness—because every diva deserves to shine!
Join us August 29th, 2026 for South Atlanta's premiere sprint triathlon event in Peachtree City, hosted by Tri-PTC. Swim in beautiful Lake Peachtree, bike on a gently-rolling course, and run along our famous golf path paths. This race is well-supported and in a prime location for you to fully enjoy this swim, bike & run experience, whether this is your first or 100th triathlon! All finishers receive t-shirts and medals. This is a not-to-miss event for your 2026 race season!
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Get Ready for the
2nd Annual Peachtree City Dragon Boat Race & International Festival!
Join us on Saturday, September 26, 2026, at Drake Field on Lake Peachtree in Peachtree City, GA, for a thrilling day of dragon boat racing and cultural celebration! Cancer-survivor, paradragon, age 50+, and other interested paddlers are encouraged to sign up!
Hosted by the 501c3 non-profit, Peach State Dragon Boat Academy, this small-boat fundraiser festival features fast-paced 200m races on the scenic waters of Lake Peachtree.
Teams will test their endurance and teamwork as they paddle for victory, navigating a high-energy course with a breathtaking lakeside backdrop. The festival isn’t just about racing—attendees will enjoy live entertainment, delicious food trucks, artisan vendors, and special events throughout the day.
One of the festival’s most meaningful moments will be the Cancer Flower Ceremony, honoring survivors and loved ones affected by cancer. Plus, the competition heats up with our trophies for Fastest Times of the Day, and our exciting Knock-Out Race, where the winning team will earn free registration for the 2027 event!
Whether you're paddling for fun, racing for glory, or cheering from the shore, this event promises an unforgettable experience.
Don't miss out—register your team early and be part of Peachtree City's enduring dragon boat tradition!
#PeachtreeCityDragonBoat #DragonBoatFestival #LakePeachtree #PeachStateDragonBoatAcademy #PaddlesUp
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Kick off your Labor Day with The Avenue and Fleet Feet Peachtree City at a fun, fast, and family-friendly 5K! Join us on Monday, September 7th, 2026 for a spirited morning run that celebrates the hard work, resilience, and unity of our community. Whether you're chasing a PR, walking with friends, or just looking for a healthy way to start the holiday, the Labor Day 5K at the Avenue is the perfect way to honor the day.
Enjoy a scenic course, race-day energy, an opportunity to try ASICS footwear during the race, and post-run festivities including refreshments, music, and giveaways. All paces are welcome—runners, walkers, strollers, and pups too!
When: Monday, September 7th, 2026
Where: The Avenue Peachtree City
Time: Race starts at 8am
Let’s move together this Labor Day. Sign up now and make it a tradition!